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[@theemperor2777]

India - patient Usa - customer

[@anunrealproduction1438]

transactional

[@RamalingamKB]

India - Human, Democracy US - CashCow, Plutocracy

[@SAVERA633]

That's the fact & that's the reality 😂😂😂🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Driftnitronexus]

Bullshit

[@RamalingamKB]

@@Driftnitronexus yeah Truth is Undigestable.

[@nah200]

Target audience- 🇺🇸 Actual audience- 🇮🇳🫥

[@vijaydeeppurushan2333]

He definitely has correct target out there bro

[@ramakantasahoo7755]

In my state one famous private doctor is there. He takes Rs 20 as fees from poor patients and takes Rs 3000/ for upper class people and people in the locality worship him. If any body from upper class argue with him for such discrimination, he never attends them though you offer him lakhs.......

[@RichiAnand95]

Poor Paying Rs 20 Lakh Then How They Are Poor ??? We Can Find Gutter Chap By Argument

[@RichiAnand95]

Last How Many Years Hate Upper Cast ? Any Change in Poor Peoples? No Because They Never Change Thinking Process! Like Any Other Country! Black Always Blame Other But ask Why Black Kill Black ? No Answer!

[@RichiAnand95]

How Treat Dalit To Maha Dalit ? No Answer! Blame Manuvad For Upper Class But Never Treat Maha Dalit As Brother

[@RohitKumar-dg1ln]

​@@RichiAnand95 20Rs not 20 Lakh Rs...

[@Kritika_Shila]

​@@RichiAnand95 Teri Buddhi me girawat h , tu bhi 89 parameters ki checkup karwa..... ( He said 20 rupeesssssss not Lakhs) 😂😂😂

[@samrins7845]

4 years ago when we were traveling India, my sister got her root-canal done, it costed us about $100... which is crazyyyyyyyy! My mom still talks about my sister's root canal surgery when ever we had a dentist appointment here in states.😹

[@praise_the_lord...]

Welcome to India we have 50 ruppes doctor tooo

[@vinitkumarvats]

Got my RCT last week for rs 2000 Or 25$.

[@samrins7845]

@@vinitkumarvats you mean 2k right. 2000k is 2Mil.😹

[@samrins7845]

@@praise_the_lord... are they legit?👀

[@praise_the_lord...]

@@samrins7845 yes they are 🙏🙏🙏

[@Medicox21]

We have Fully free treatment in government hospital 😂😂😂and believe me it's very good 👍🏼... everything is free from eye test to ECG

[@dOVERanalyst]

It's not free unless you're extremely poor. But yeah the entry would be ₹30, which is really less. But not free

[@Medicox21]

@@dOVERanalyst no it's free believe me .... anywhere it's completely free or not idk but in West Bengal government hospital it's completely free..just you've to stay long in line because there are so many patients...

[@ArchanaKumari-c2w]

In AIIMS I went for my son..the whole test and consultation was free..

[@rishav09876]

​@@dOVERanalyst I use to pay ₹5

[@dOVERanalyst]

@@Medicox21 I have EXPERIENCED myself. How & why should I believe you when I know you're wrong? In Mumbai in COOPER GOVERNMENT hospital Entry fees STANDING in line, initial token used to be ₹10, which was increased to ₹30. After taking that token entry you are directed to ward. For example first to general ward. Then where ever they take you. Everywhere you'll still find line. Finally, to my utter shock, all medicines are FREE after standing in line in their own pharmacy of the hospital. Canteen of the hospital does charge you for FOOD. Medium level. For example even an Idli will cost you ₹60. Double the entry😅. Chowmein will cost you ₹120. And, these are prices I'm quoting from 2018. Then, another government hospital in Mumbai, again entry was ₹30. The final cost of injection for DOG was I think....₹60 or ₹100. Way less than any private, I agree. The cost of INTERNAL gynaec camera imaging in govt hospital was 300 something. Say, 400. In private same is 4000. So, yes it's 10 TIMES cheaper. But stop lying everywhere in India it's free. Mom never took me to govt hospital. But once older I explored & tried to thrift these few times. Even in ODISHA, biju Kalyan yojana, had it free for poor people till 5 lakhs, which BJP has removed now. Ayushman bharat is also for poor people. So, stop spreading misinformation.

[@baljindersinghsidhu3959]

Yes, this is my India, proud of my motherland ❤❤🎉🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@IndranilGhosal-uz9rq]

Pharmacy of the world ❤ our Bharat ❤ India 🇮🇳

[@tronglisesangtam1667]

I will be much happy the day when people of this world use the word cheap accompannied by the word affordable aganist my country India....

[@NoThing-ec9km]

*Actually going in Doctors cabin with shoes is very unsafe and unhygienic, I don't even understand how people in west consider it hygienic. I mean The cabin is highly sensitive area and we should now allow external dirt to go inside there for the safety of patients and equipments.*

[@munagalavrr]

There is not much exposure to dust when outside in US. US people don’t understand why Indians remove uses, Indians would not understand why people in the US don’t remove shoes. It’s mainly related to Culture & Environment

[@dollartreeshark6786]

@@munagalavrrIt is dirty and muddy outside in India, so leaving shoes outside would prevent patients from dragging dirt into sanitized rooms.

[@harshitabhuyan8892]

​​@@munagalavrrYou do understand that irrespective of whether there is dust or not, people walk there with their shoes, people go to washrooms with the same shoes, someone sneezes on the streets and the droplets fall on the floor, your shoes are dragging in those bacteria/viruses into the doctors office when you take your shoes in. You can check any surface on the outside whether it is concrete floors or streets even in USA you will find bacteria/viruses. You just need basic common sense to understand that.

[@munagalavrr]

Ignoring US, just compare the hygiene rules followed in India between rural (or blue collar jobs) vs urban (or white collar jobs). How many kids (and some adults) wash hands before (and after) eating food? Would the percentage would be the same?

[@dollartreeshark6786]

@@harshitabhuyan8892 Definitely US is cleaner, and while bathrooms are usually dry, you could get something under the shoe. In the US, generally people do not touch surfaces especially floor as much. For India, shoes can drag a lot more more dirt and germs into rooms. In Japan too it is customary to leave shoes at the door before stepping into the living areas even though it is a clean place. For bathroom special slippers are used, but obviously not possible when outside home.

[@299VH]

We Indians get 5 lakh rupees of medical treatment absolutely free every year under govt policy "Ayushman card".

[@paearth1446]

No that's just scam 😊

[@299VH]

@@paearth1446 bhai meri family walo ko to mila hai....apna ayushman card banwa le tujhe bhi milega.

[@sb-bw4lp]

No it's works but only some surgeries ​@@paearth1446

[@sb-bw4lp]

​@@paearth1446even june my mother's surgery was done but it doesn't comes under ant scheme but thers another operation with it's free but body recovery take time in that process so we didn't did that operation it's cost only 15000 with medicine

[@DoctorJaneDoe]

@@paearth1446 l work in a govt hospital, not a scam. Get yours quick ..

[@KHEMKARAN-oi7jr]

Gov of India really take care of their citizens,if you living below poverty line and you dont have any money then all the expenses are free in government hospitals.

[@Skyo.o]

that's the problem here they care about "kam sankhya wale peaceful log or gareeb, or reservation wale. bhad mai jao majority bhad mai gye general bhad mai jao middle class

[@karanbirsinghbhullar]

@@Skyo.o bc har jagah victim card khelna hai yumhe

[@sachinisg]

It's good but health care should be basic right for all people, government should work on health care and strengthen the hospital network throughout India, as a prompt tax payer i would like to see free health care established within every state of India

[@RareSweety]

Yeah, some of few strong good points of Indian government.

[@RareSweety]

​​​​@@Skyo.oBro its our culture to give to the poor and needy and poverty doesn't ask religion or caste or gender before coming. It's a good thing our government is helping the poor and for your information only 38% of bpl are muslim other 62% are hindus. And most of these poor muslims are us hindus only who got converted by violence. As for middle class people, government do provide benefits and facilities to employees and their families who are employed in government job. Average household income in India is 3.6 lpa, I am sure they can pay medical bills in case they can't then they have to be smart enough and have some kind of medical insurance for themselves and their family members. Already government has so much external debt from other countries, if they started giving benefits to middle class as well, fir to chal liya desh.

[@pridethomas]

This explains why salaries in India are so cheap when compared to other countries. And this is the only explanation for why individuals relocate abroad.

[@Gamer-p2d]

You won't believe that in Indian government hospitals, complete treatment is available for ₹1 and I am very proud to be an Indian

[@adeeshshetty1952]

As you know India is a medicine and vaccine capital of the world. 90% of world's medicine is manufactured in my Country INDIA❤

[@sudutri]

'Americans are going bankrupt due to healthcare' - Very Simplistic view. In India, people still die due to lack of healthcare. . That's why India has so many pharma & medtech innovations which make healthcare affordable.

[@aditichoudhury3425]

Things you need to consider that he went to good enough Private hospital and this is the cost, if you go to government hospital it way more cheaper, govt provides many schemes, even free treatment for poor, major fee relaxations, health care benefits, etc which keeps varying from state to state too. Not only healthcare, our medicines have generic category too which costs less than 1/4th price of any brand or pharma companies medicine. Grateful for this. Its not only about affordability, but also about availability accessibility services, we can make appointments as per our choice of time - now later tomorrow whenever. There are services like they come to your house to collect samples for diagnosis or anything. India is blessed in many ways which we ourselves don't realise many times.

[@sanstosans1]

Even this rate are higher...the blood tests with 85 types is Just for 5 dollers....i am from India

[@178som]

Ya root canal treatment cost in India is around 100 - 150 dlr max with a specialist doctor , 2500 dlr is just crazy bro

[@MjSnake]

Yeah, I was shocked when he said $2500. In a city as costly as Mumbai, I paid 3500/- ($42) for root canal and 2000/- for dental cap ($24). Since I needed root canal procedure on both my left & right molars, the dentist gave me a discount of 800/- ($10) bucks off. So total cost was of 9200/- ($110) for two molars.

[@dOVERanalyst]

​@@MjSnakeMumbai is not that cheap. Or maybe you did many years ago so you don't know. Even tiny clinics in Mumbai cost a ton. But when they convert it to their money they will find it affordable.

[@MjSnake]

@@dOVERanalyst Bruh, I got mine fixed June 2023. Since when did 9k become cheap?

[@lalithrockz]

​@@MjSnake you both misunderstood what the other saying. He thinks you are saying that is cheap while you are thinking he is saying it is cheap

[@digitalmarketing-br8tw]

Rs 200 seems like a standard price all around India. Few months ago, I went for an eye test for the first time in a private hospital. It was Rs 200 as well. You pay that near reception and you are good to go.

[@KhanShafkat]

The most intelligent and top doctors in usa are actually from india and in, other foreign countries and most hardworking doctors are in India cuz of patient flow, and salute to indian doctors who surve the people

[@JenRamo6969]

India making tabalet.. 50% of the whole world 😂😂 it's insane 😎😎

[@GrouponGaming]

Ind has one of the world cheapest and best medical facilities world to explore 💙🩺👨‍⚕️🚑😷

[@kirankangokar8115]

Becor british invaded india had nver charged for medicL treatments it was british who made education costly and now everything is costly too bcs kings use to pay gurukuls we had free education and 98 percent were educated before 1800

[@ShreedharaKedilaya]

Indian Govt shall upgrade nation's Govt. Hospitals, with huge investments and modernisation so that its own citizens get free quality healthcare.

[@strangeshard2464]

People from other countries.pls come to india for medical purposes. It will help other parts of the country infrastructure to upgrade to international levels. Like roads and hotels

[@Killer01232]

In Indian government hospital all of it below $2 dollars and bed free of cost

[@Anonymous7_12]

I agree. I am indian citizen but living in USA from last three years. Issues - 1. Dont get instant treatment, even in ER room there is lot of waiting time and higher copay. In india, i can call doctor at home or visit any doctor even at night time. 2. Appointment with urologist is having 2 to 3 months of waiting in my state. In india, i can do it any time without insurance and sonography, and x-ray takes 20 dollars. 3. Pharmacy, i can medicine take it from any pharmacy , last time during covid pharmacy was out of stock and i had to request my doctor to another pharmacy but it was weekend, so i had to wait till monday. In india everyone works on monday and you can take it from anywhere. In India, you dont even need medical insurance, and still, treatment will be cheaper compared to HSA plan annual premiums in USA.

[@abrokanfxr3388]

he rather paid more for the flight than medicl bills in our country.

[@borrapandu5545]

I liked everything he did except for the antibiotics, because as a bio student and an indian i know how much of a big problem the free availability of antibiotics is cause its creating more and more superbugs resistent to the drugs but still i am proud to be an indian❤

[@gendalalgour4114]

Yes,, india is a farmacy of the world, Jay hind

[@hemendrapatil1967]

In my city 25 year experience doctors take 20 rs fee and 40rs with infection.. also have genetic medical shop having cost 200% to 1000% less cost than branded tablets with exactly same contain.

[@hotchandaniamit]

And few fools are going abroad for treatment 😂😂😂

[@tabatagu7182]

As a indian i proud narayana hospital in india so positive and clear identify the disease problem.🙏

[@nagendraprad]

Indians who travel to Europe USA hate to go to hospital it’s highly expensive secondly delay in treatment ,,so it’s best in India ,, come to India get treatment at affordable price with quality

[@oraoffice9562]

That dentist root canal specialist is Goddamn pretty.

[@Hkmmotologs]

Root canal in India ranges from around 50$ upto maybe 300$ depending on hospital and services post root canal like adding plugs, caps, materials etc. even with the expensive root canal service here, with that 2500$, you could actually fly round-trip to here on economy class, do the root canal and you will still have at-least 500$ remaining.

[@SenSei_ANKIT_JUYAL]

I done my 3 tooth root canal in just 8100 INR around 2500 INR per teeth , you can convert it in dollars

[@tomv2520]

All the treatment with airfare is much cheaper than in USA

[@HarshSingh-qq2jf]

This would be less than 10 dollars if you go in any government hospital, now I realize how much affordable we have the medical facilities in India

[@treeberry4]

Medical Tests and Doctors' services are available in cheaper prices too; these are actually the costlier options. Government Hospitals are the cheapest.

[@kumargauravjnvk]

🇮🇳 Fyi: Almost all working class in India are having health insurance for their complete family from their employer. And if you are below middle class, the Government has introduced 'Auyshman card' which covers all hospitalisation expenses with cashless transactions including accommodation during hospitalisation, Pre and post-hospitalisation costs, any complications arising during the treatment. And this can be used by all family members... Ayushman card Limit is USD 6000 (INR 5 Lakhs), which is more than enough in India ✨ And the best part, basic medical services in India will not keep you waiting for an appointment for weeks or months (that happens in US, UK, and other European countries) although we have the largest population in the world. 🙏🏻🇮🇳

[@srinivasan9042]

More patience less price.. less patience more price... 😂

[@user-vy5vp1jh3k]

In India we make everything possible Bro without any show up

[@krisi7562]

In the last Ten years, Indian medical labs and hospitals have upgraded to modern medical equipment. So you get pretty accurate readings done.

[@saurabhsahu6314]

0:20 same goes for Indians in India.... and fun fact we cannot afford it in other country (like USA, China, Japan etc.) as well.....

[@amitnaik9667]

Cheap for USA but still expensive for middle-class Indian's family's 💗👍

[@aadhunikguru]

This gentleman could have also gone to the government hospital for free testing. Any person living / residing/ visiting India for a short time or long time can take treatment from any hospital/ Institute. However, if he/she decides to take treatment from Govt.

[@AGENT-tq1nm]

Root canal would cost 20-50 dollars bucks in any dental clinic across india

[@lengdonbaruah2458]

In India, there does not need to be a prior appointment. You just visit the doctor and get yourself diagnosed.

[@DoctorJaneDoe]

Let’s also appreciate the at home blood sample collection facility, which foreigners might not be aware of. The lab tech comes to your home and collect your blood and you get the tests report on your phone/ mail and can take directly to your doctor, But it’s best to take a hard copy to your doctor as it’s so Difficult to see small print on the phone😅

[@प्रकाश_रावत]

65usd is discount not package cost... package cost is around $280

[@kaustubhmanimisra4826]

Listen Uncle Sam, we are going to be a next Super Power in the next 10 to 15 years. Jai Hind

[@bhaskarbisht1240]

I work as a freelance in medical tourism in delhi india from last two years patient coming in large number snd getting very satisfying snd cost effective treatment

[@vineethc6448]

After 2014 indian rupee is down every day.... So abroad persons get more benefits..but we indians are struggling...2014,60 rupees for 1doller now its more than 80

[@prithvirajg107]

As Indian i don't have any health insurance! And like me many people don't have any health insurance! And it is not much needed though

[@dOVERanalyst]

Getting on a WEIGHING MACHINE (what you called as "SCALE" with shoes is extremely inappropriate. You gotta consider the healthcare workers would need to sanitize. Outside shoes are not ok in several places in India. Still, it's less than JAPAN. But all foreigners must respect these hygiene requirements here that may not seem normal to you.

[@bkchaitany]

This is Hyderabad, India. The best place in the world for medical facilities ❤

[@ranganathansrinivasan7244]

I was suffering from Malignant Cotitis External. I was operated upon professionally by govt hospital. Charges for a major operation lasting 6 hrs was USD.10.

[@Vifi333]

The doctor was one of the most prettiest woman🥰

[@NoThing-ec9km]

*The Dentist it too beautiful and pretty.*

[@Mrpradeepnain]

Bro I watch lots of reaction ad the I see very few views, keep doin it, you'll make it bhai. you are picking right subjects. God bless you

[@athiraraj4101]

Here in Ireland we need to wait decades to get an appointment. When my friend had fracture in her small finger she waited 6 weeks to get ortho appointment .. she only got some anti inflammatory drugs and analgesics 😢 till then .

[@nigammohapatra959]

R u jocking

[@akhil7788]

@@nigammohapatra959its a reality in west. They sometimes have to wait months even if you're in a painful situation

[@vikramsinghrana7134]

In india its 2500 rs which is 30 dollar to 80 dollar on expensive side.❤and the teeth cap charge is extra.

[@fayyubadat7962]

let me say you something buddy this is private hospital charges if you go to government hospital you will get treated free without any cost i m proud to being Indian 🇮🇳

[@IronMan-g3l]

Yahh…biggest thing i like about india is Government hospitals in India is free..and if there is any big surgery or anything like if someone need hip replacement the government give indians 10 lakh health insurance for free….so they never have to pay for those implants even in private hospitals. ❤❤ you can imagine how much this is useful for farmers,and small families….check out AIIMS DELHI GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL in india. But because it’s free there is so much people , so waiting time is littel longer. But you can check out privet hospital also like this

[@ravivarmanr738]

I really like your legit reaction Neal !. Keep doing ! Subscribed btw !

[@suryakantagrawal9314]

Normally in health check up package one gets whole some break fast, continental and indian

[@LaxmikantKachhap]

For the price of one EKG test, one can travel from the US to India, get it done and go back to the US.

[@tejinder868]

its not cheap for Indians. its super expensive for above 90 percent of Indians

[@shreyankamitra8062]

₹5000 is not super expensive for most of the people atleast for medical purposes.

[@tejinder868]

@@shreyankamitra8062 80 percent of indian earn below 15000 so it's super expensive. you are very rich or unaware of reality

[@user-ch9je7hb7u]

​@@tejinder868 💩 Diya Bhai

[@MohitRathor_]

Bro don't project your insecurity on to other's

[@tejinder868]

@@MohitRathor_ bro i telling the truth if you don't want to accept. It's up to you. 90 crores lives on free food from the govt. Now imagine and do calculation

[@AlokeshBagchi]

Welcome to India, we are Open! 🌹

[@shrishtigoel2203]

The meds at the govt pharmacy of "Jan Aushadhi Kendra", i.e People Medicine Center an initiative by Government of India is even cheaper.😇

[@rr9982]

U know when they say India is a low income country, we must also consider the cost of living, medical, transport etc of the country..

[@ashishkulkarni6382]

Wow... I get free ECG done at my cardiologists office. Or just INR 300 rupees in any hospital. USD 1400 for that simple test is absolutely bonkers.

[@letsbefriends884]

Thanks for showing this bro

[@budhnaram640]

Ab samjhe USA ka gdp per capita india se zada qu hai😂😂

[@SG-rl3gx]

le de ke same ji life h bhau except clean environment.

[@RohitKumar-dg1ln]

Bai Country k hisab se different hote hai charges for an indian... Doctors are also very expensive... Americans k liye to sasta hoga hi yahan...dollars leke aate hai... . Or Rhi GDP ki baat to America developed country hai wahan har ek cheej perfectly chlti hai . courrpted nahi india jaise

[@christianoronaldo2189]

The dentist doctor is gorgeous 😍

[@aakashsanatani8367]

Please dont insult this is not Cheap this is Affordable

[@tulika_9519]

And... it's actually quite good in India. Don't think India is a poor country...so we don't have hygienic medical hospitals. Absolutely not. We are called. *Pharmacy of the world* for a reason.

[@koushikbhattacharjee6762]

India has World Class Medical facilities with pocket friendly budget.

[@joeGuizan]

I heard an American for less than half the cost, he went to India for knee surgery... he got 5 star hotel stay in the total cost.🎉🎉🎉

[@debasishiamwastaken]

Eye examination is free in most places in india.

[@anil7154]

Omg!! 1400 dollars for just an ecg!!!!!!!! This give me anxiety just by thinking what if i was traveling in states and had to go for a doctor there!!!! Never in my life going to america. For sure.

[@anil7154]

In my city ecg is for 100 rupees, which is less than 2 dollars.

[@SK24NYK]

In our state my neighbor did heart sent operation he paid 0 rupees bill. No health insurance required. We have Fully free treatment in government hospital and believe me it's very good ... everything is free from eye test to ECG

[@RandomCanvas]

"This is supposed to be the richest country...." 😜 Could feel the emotions behind that statement.

[@sivakumarsannasi5524]

in india we have free ambulance service lol

[@kenpatel2001]

One should visit India every one or two years just for medical check up. When you compare the cost with the US, it will pay for tickets and nice vacation and you still save sometimes!

[@HarshSharma-yx4ib]

with that kind of money you can travel to India have your complete medical checkup , explore India and then even travel back .

[@iamrahulbhatia]

Just imagine, these were the costs without having insurance.

[@dipensarkar8891]

In govt hospitals, its free. Maybe will be little bit crowded and little less fancy interior, but its free.

[@prashantd9964]

I got 92 parameters for Rs1800

[@ArunKozhikode92]

welcome to india

[@maneeshyadav3730]

The term "developed countries" is the biggest scam of 21st century 😅

[@AjayKumar-tw8nu]

Very Nice Video Here is two important points - In the USA - Medical Expencess are very high which means the cost of expense to run these are too high- Wages/Salary in USA employees are too high, Doctor's Fees are high, and Education and certification of medical degrees and technician certifications are very high, taxation facility is very high. This result very high cost Now In India - Costs are low in comparison to the USA's expenses but in India, medical facilities are too high and not accessible of most people. These facilities are very very costly for poor people and only good for people who are working in the metro and big cities but rest of India people are dying Yes it is true - Medical tourism are good and cheaper in india.

[@otherwise-me]

My bharat my darling ,,miss you dear❤

[@shribhagwan4997]

I love my India ❤️

[@harshalakhouri1546]

The dentist though 😍

[@KapilSharma-mp9rp]

I have paid somewhat around 200 US dollars for root canals of 3 tooth to putting the cap on it. I have family in UK & USA telling dentist there are very expensive.

[@yon6102]

I remember 10 years ago.. We cud just do a regular chk up wit a 1 or 2 rupee ticket .. Tats abt a cent.. Now its Rs. 10 ( probably 12 cents) .. Some area Rs5 (6cents).. In government hospitals

[@nagendraprad]

Any foreigner can go to govt hospital in India ,it’s zero dollars for investigation but it’s takes time and you need to run around from one cabin to other,, but if don’t mind you get all treatment freely so most of Nepalis Bangladeshi few srilanka get treatment done here

[@sabsahihaiyaar]

Your reaction for $2 eye check is amazing...😊

[@Timepass_duniya]

5000 Indian Rupess is also expensive since he went to private hospital